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Public comment: resident alleges abuses by Chinese government, offers sources
Summary
During public comment Tianan Zheng alleged persecution and organ harvesting by the Chinese Communist Party and described widespread propaganda influence; commissioners accepted his materials but made no formal findings and did not debate the assertions during the meeting.
At the Nov. 13 meeting a member of the public, Tianan Zheng, addressed the board to raise allegations about the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), including claims of large-scale persecution and organ harvesting.
Zheng introduced himself and said he felt obliged to "inform the threat of the Chinese Communist Party to this world," alleging persecution over decades and describing survivors and claimed human-rights abuses. He also outlined alleged propaganda influence and recommended sources, saying he would provide links and printed material to the commissioners and press. "I feel obliged and it's my responsibility to inform the threat of the Chinese Communist Party to this world," he said when introducing his comments.
Commissioners thanked Zheng for his remarks and the board accepted his materials; the meeting record does not include independent verification of his claims or a response from county officials during the session. The board did not take action related to his statements; the comments were recorded as part of the public-comment period.
